Call me a newb I suppose, but what is this cascade your refering to?:confused:
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A n00b friendly tid bit on phase change
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What is a Cascade?
This is where my current knowledge is pretty damn sparse and can only give a little information though I’m gonna guess if your reading this your not gonna jump into using cascades anyway
Cascades basically consists of cooling the condenser of one system with another system.
There are 3 kinds of cascades
Autocascade
Cascade
Triple stage Cascade
Autocascade – Can Get you down to about -80
Double Stage Cascade – Can get you down to about -100
Triple Stage Cascade – Can get you to -120 often even colder still.
As I say I know little about cascades but will update when I get some more reading done. But can say now they ain’t cheap.
Good morning Zalbard,
Please update my 980 entry to point to -
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=333
Thanks.
Hi, can I join the club? :)
http://i44.tinypic.com/2i91mhj.jpg
Mobo: Asus P6T Deluxe V2, Bios 0901
CPU: i7-980X Retail, 4.6ghz @ 1.47v
Batch#: 3003A957
Cooling: Apogee XT
Good morning,
I think the link points to the wrong screen shot - (4.7), should point to 4.8 - this one - http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=333
thanks.
Something is weird here.. LinX doesn't seem to like my X5680. I always get an error after exatly 3 minutes of runtime, no matter the clocks & volts - even at stock lol.
I am primestable at 4,5Ghz with ~1,375V Vcore, BOINC Gaming etc is stable as well.
So it stands to reason that LinX has some kind of quarry with my chip? It has been very buggy on all hexas to begin with :shrug:
Had another rethink about my settings and have managed to get another submission, although my temps and Vcore are now contributing to climate change. :rolleyes:
Hope it's OK
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newhit - yeh, that's getting up there - good run! probably need to upgrade your cooling before you go any further.
I did this with an i7 965 - don't worry - the proc's temp self protection kicks in around 100 - maybe its 101.
Of course yu know to only do this for benching - don't run it 24/7 at these t's it will limit the life.
Chiller's are better than water but most - mine included are only marginally better not a huge difference then standard water cooling.
For most xtreme types water cooling is as far as they will go.
Phase change cooling both single stage (SS) and cascade (multi stage phase change) is the next level up.
Lowfat is waiting on cascade to be finished - he is currently on a SS.
I'm a step behind him, I'm getting a SS made for me by sdumper.
Others who have this unit say the SS will hold an overvolted i7 at -40C (300W load).
I expect to take my 980x to 5+ghz and hopefully get competitive at pcmark vantage again.
pcmv all of fame - http://service.futuremark.com/search...esolution=-100
Zalbard - no not mine but sdumper said what he is making me will look like this.
Edit - By the way - why isn't there any 930 oc's showing up here yet?
http://imgur.com/OLy89.jpg
Asus P6TDeluxe V2 Latest Bios
Don't know the batch number.
Cooled using a swiftech apogee xt waterblock and swiftech mcr-220 drive (built in rad+res+pump.)
thanks guys, hope I followed all the rules correctly ;)
:rofl:
You should contact sdumper - he is a phase change custom buider, several folks have bot from him and have been pleased. see - http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=237415
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Water cooled.
Batch 3003b396, it seems to need more voltage than other batches for 4.5, 4.5 24/7 might not be in my cards.
BUT, I wanted to go to sleep last night so I made the mistake of increasing 3 voltages at once, now I will have to start over to figure out what finally made linx stable.
At least I'm finally in the club!
Welcome to the club :D
1.424 idle isn't unreasonable for 4.5Ghz, what is it under load? 1.408 or 1.392?
1.440 under load :/
Can you look at the rest of my v's and see if anything jumps out as being too high?
Even then, check the OP :up: Yours isn't any worse than the ones listed (I'm aware there are some batches un-represented that are taking less to do 4.5 24/7)
You shouldn't need anything above stock IOH Core for those settings, not doing any harm at 1.28v but probably be perfectly stable at 1.1v.